the fact is we just didn't have one on scene that could deal with ahmed.ave perhaps could have. the bottom line of it is that process is not necessarily the best way to deal with terrorism. perhaps the best way to deal with terrorism is to take in ringleaders like jamal abu ahmed and find out more about their networks through human intelligence than it is to simply rely on signals intelligence which is how we tracked this guy to begin with. >> heros proved. colonel oliver north's fine new novel, get it. it's worth it. colonel thank you again. congratulations. go navy. >> oliver north.com by the way for signed copies in times for the holiday. >> hale holidays and merry christmas. this, folks is a fox news alert. just hours before he was supposed to be on his team plan to cincinnati with the cowboys playing the bernankes tomorrow. dallas nose tackle josh brent was arrested and charged with intoxication manslaughter following a late night high speed chase that killed his teammate 25-year-old jerry brown. convicted once before of drunk driving brent now faces

abu ahmed is another. we don't know what role the five others in his alleged terror cell may have played in all of this. don? >> susan, thank you very much. >>> marijuana smokers gathered around seattle's space needle counting down the seconds until the first legal puff of pot. >> three, two, one. hold on a second before you go all cheech and chong on us. you can smoke pot legally in washington state, but still illegal to buy marijuana or sell it or grow it. that's interesting. >>> a legal haze is drifting over washington state's pot smokers as joe johns reports. no one knows how the feds are going to react. >> reporter: there was euphoria the moment pot became legal in washington state. 3,000 miles away in washington, d.c., the justice department and the white house are reviewing how the federal government should respond. at the moment, they're sticking to this statement from the u.s. attorney in seattle, washington, who would prosecute violations there. regardless of the state law, growing, selling or pr

the fbi which is conducting the investigation hasn't had access to abu ahmed.n as a radical jihadist, 45 years old, master's degree in shari'a lie. he's known to be working with another group. officials say he has denied any connection to the attack on the u.s. consulate or being affiliated with al qaeda. he's also believed to be connected to a heavily armed terror cell that was raided in october when five people were arrested. sources say they're looking at several people in the attack. the fbi has been covering a lot of territory, but they're still facing roadblocks we do know that the fbi had hoped to question a tunisian suspect but after finally getting him face to face, al harzi refused to speak. that's just one suspect. abu ahmed is another. we don't know what he may have played in all of this. susan? >> all right. susan candiotti, appreciate that report. >>> we're shifting gears to sports we're getting a second nfl tragedy. dallas cowboys linebacker jerry brown has been killed in car accident. he was driven in a car driven by his team nate and friend jos

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or join me now is ahmed who are he's a political activist a member of the opposition the steward party well the opposition had considered boycotting today's referendum but has decided against it why did it take that decision. well to be frank with say no to this constitution does not constitute a rigging of the votes happened and if a yes passes that we're going to recognize this as the constitution this is only a foot hold on the road to get our freedom our country back from this because i think that the ship we felt of boycotting for a very long time but again just so you know it's just one of the tools that we have in delivering a big message saying that this constitution shall not pass and it does not represent the egyptians we have done a little concerned because you are part of the party one of many factions of the opposition what is exactly concerning you what are you protesting against. i'm protesting against the kidnap of democracy because of the country the kidnap of the egyptian dream of a better and a much the much deserved democracy and much of. our beloved country it's ba

the joins me now to answer that and more welcome there ahmed so how are extreme jihad is helping to join or finance the opposition in syria. jihadists are not something new do you have been in syria for quite some time they have been doing several of the. suicide bombing accidents the took place in and around damascus and various parts in syria they have been conducting execution narry slaughtering style totally inhumane so did i don't know why they are now all of a sudden they are becoming an article in the news they have been part of the struggle for quite a long time as to the second part of your question where they are getting their finances the same way as the outside that is being getting its finances the same way as the extremists in libya is getting their finances the same way as those in mali have been getting their finances there are lots of people who are sympathizers to them from their opponents trained namely from saudi arabia where not the government of saudi arabia but saudi subjects who have financial resources and they are financing them so i'm not surprised that th

unnamed sources say ahmed was detained two weeks ago in egypt. both say ahmed admitted to traveling to libya and assisting ansar al sharei a group that officials suspect organized that attack. >> speaker: from egypt, president morsi rescinded a decree he issued last month that hugely expands his powers. the decree gave the president the power to make laws not subject to judicial reviews and following last night's protests, the egyptian military started to expand the barriers around the compound. >>> in venezuela president hugo chavez announced his casper has returned and plans to return to cuba for more surgery. it was just yesterday that chavez returned to caracas after undergoing treatment in havana. . >>> and in qatar, u.s. climate talks today ended with what some delegates call a watershed agreements. delegates from 200 nations established that rich nations should move towards compensating poor nations for losses due to climate change. negotiations now move towards drafting a will you legally binding agreement to replace the kyoto protocol. t

ahmed wali karzai is criticizing the united states during an interview with nbc news. he blamed united states with the insecurity of his country. he does not like the fact that hundreds of afghanistans are still be held. he informed president barack obama he would not sign any new security agreements with the u.s. until those prisoners are transferred to afghanistan authorities. >>> they are looking into steep budget cuts. coming up at 5:15, the number of defense department jobs that could be lost right here in california if those automatic trigger cuts take affect. >>> he really does not know if his wife is going to run for president in 2016. he is in the bay area and it is part of the colleges celebrity speaker series. answering a question from the audience, hillary rodham clinton is in great shape and has unbelievable stamina but needs to rest up before deciding what she wants to do next. she said she does not want to continue as hillary rodham clinton for president barack obama's second term. >>> and in connection with the robberies at the toll booths, they broke t

. >>> ahmed wali karzai has made harsh criticisms about the united states and that story is coming up this morning. >>> and john macphee could be released after entering you' all mall illegal -- guatemala illegally. he said he left belize to escape police persecution. >>> a man pushing another man to his death has been arraigned. he was taken to custody on tuesday. they caught the confrontation on tape monday. davis reportedly told the police, the victim would not leave me alone so i pushed him. >>> narcotics will face a minimum of 10 years in prison when he is sentenced. he was accused of stealing and took part in phony sting operations and took part in prostitution. he apologized to his family for letting them down. >>> the gamesmanship has already started. an italian oracle accused them of spying. they planted somebody in an inflatable boat and took up close images of the yacht. the alleged transgression they say are over blown. >>> they have until noon to request tickets to the rose bowl. they are hot sellers and the school reports the demand is much greater than it was the last t

robinson in the disguise he chose to fool the police will remain incognito as long as he could play that ahmed down put it down place down time for the fake rabbi to do his best place. to. play. if i come a crowd is remarkable tommy robinson's gamble is paid off. the leader of the vo can speak to his troops. that will heed to the most intimate buds to first live in east london to tell everybody here from the government to please we will allow you to take away the mechanic who likes. to speak for about ten minutes need to look lisa right. listen closely. i don't think just because the police can get him to spirited away. the next day and spend a week behind baas. soon which brightened. from months to freshen. stunts on t.v. don't come. this is the south of paris. here there's none of the tricks just old fashioned sunglasses jackets and shaven heads. a hardline right wing splinter group is emerging from the shadows. almost in the head is the lido. bad skin as he was once known is now forty seven and has changed his style. overall. through google and all who are being moved his job this is new. s

abu ahmed is another. we don't know the role the five others in the terrorist cell in egypt may have played in all of this. >> susan candiotti in new york, thank you for that. >>> we should get more information about the benghazi attack when secretary of state hillary clinton testifies at an open congressional hearing. her testimony will follow the release of a report by the state department's accountability review board. they have been under fire for their handling of the terror attack on the u.s. consulate in lib libya. >>> in egypt, president mohamed morsi is pushing forward with talks he hopes will end the political crisis in the country, but the opposition is calling for a boycott of the meeting. at least six people are dead after protests turned de eed vi after the last few days. they're protesting against the president and the new constitution. they say he's giving himself too much power, but morsi said the powers are only tempry and will become void when the new constitution is adopted. >> a hospit

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all at a camp run by volunteers who provide food and shelter the this is ahmed, who has just arrived from aleppo with a vague plan to find his brothner athens. >> our life is destroyed in syria. we cannot stay in syria. the war airplanes float in the sky and bombing the houses, we cannot stay in syria. >> the turkish mainland is not far behind me. it's not far away but the journey is very dangerous. the boats supplied by people smugglers are often old and in bad condition, and at this time be year the seas could be very rough. not everyone makes it across. these were afghanis. more than 20 drowned. here is the only survivor, who was fished half-dead and freezing cold out of the sea by greek coast guards. now trying to call friends and family to tell them he's alive. but there is no answer. he's receiving counseling, but he seems very confused about what to do next. meanwhile, more and more syrians are arriving in agent tens, like adil, who knows almost nobody in this city and speaks no greek. he says he ran away from the government army. >> every day, like yesterday and tomorrow, all

referendum for the experts abroad has been postponed until wednesday in addition the justice minister ahmed mackey said the president may see the referendum perspires here in egypt provided the opposition forces open dialogue with the president without preconditions his people see on the streets as meaning without the rest of their demands here the presidential palace doesn't say spontaneous it's an overnight in protest of this controversial decrees that president morsi released two weeks ago which they see as a power grab and of course the constitution which is going to refer in the next week to stacey's dismissed as it was written by an islamist the marines his constitutional assembly overnight scenes here were tense as the mission brotherhoods gathered in nearby mosques to the presidential palace and they were remiss they would march on the city and however that never happens the scenes were very calm after we witnessed extraordinary scene yesterday when hundreds of thousands of protesters just outside the presidential palace in front of republican guard barricades storms the republican

and injuries the country's opposition is accusing the muslim brotherhood of massive vote rigging and ahmed how worry from the us to pass he believes there's no way the constitution could have passed otherwise. this constitution and this referendum is a disgrace to a nation that fought hard for its freedom and for its right it's a document that. rips out all the for all the rights that we have turned to constitute your dictatorship and it has been taught by a friend and that was a massive massive rigging for the ballot boxes massive rigging for the voice of the people basically see tens and hundreds of schools tens and hundreds of schools where the ballot boxes under a for the process was taking place at a convenient time where when the voices were very all the polls. that the people voted no the power was cut off the most about the. judges and juries and that's cool shuts down the school over. the fraud of the voters and the state with the ballot boxes not oversee for hours and hours we do not recognize the results unless we see a proper investigation a proper digging through this evidence

violence across the country egypt's opposition has been outraged with its preliminary results and ahmed how are you from the us to party believes there's no way the constitution could have passed without massive fraud this constitution and this referendum is a disgrace to a nation that far hard for its freedom and for its right it's a document that. rips out all the for all the rights that we have and try to constitute a dictatorship and it has been taught by a friend and that was a massive massive rigging for the ballot boxes massive rigging for the voice of the people see tens and hundreds of schools tens and hundreds of schools where the ballot boxes and the referendum process was taking place at a convenient time when when the voices were very when all the polls saw that the people were voting no the power was cut off the muslim brotherhood the. judges and employees in that school shut down the school over. in the front of the voters and the state with the ballot boxes not overseas for hours and hours we do not recognise any result but of a proper digging through this evidence that

referendum is unlikely to reflect the attitudes of the public says journalist and middle east analyst ahmed. morsi is not showing any signs of flexibility he's not showing any signs of building consensus he used shown to be a very stubborn person regardless of the outcome of the referendum the scene in egypt right now it's indicative that there is going to be him as. playing with the results there is already reports about money substances being given to poor people to encourage them to go out and vote favorably with yes for the constitution and on the other side the egyptians are still divided into different groups and democratization of the borders are not going as it should have been going so it's not really representative of the nations when or of the consensus that should have been existing turkey's taking the chance to abandon old friendship to satisfy its own ambitions helps one to keep and see where the president as some think to bring western support and a possible foothold in syria but turns a blind eye to internal conflict going that report. is one of the worst school shootings in

deaths and injuries the country's opposition is accusing the muslim brotherhood of masters rigging ahmed how ari from the al the store party believes that there's no way the constitution could have passed otherwise. this constitution and this is a disgrace to a nation that far hard for its freedom and for its rights it's a document that's written ripped out all the for all the rights that we've earned its right to constitute a dictatorship and it has been sought by a foot on them that was a massive massive rigging for the ballot boxes massive rigging for the voice of the people physically see tens and hundreds of schools tens and hundreds of schools where the ballot boxes and the referendum process was taking place at a convenience i when when the voices were very all the flaws so that the people voting no the power was cut off the most important to the. judges and employees and that's called shop down the school over. the front of the voters and the state with the ballot boxes not overseas for hours and hours we are not recognise any results unless we see a profit investigation and a pr

referendum not reflecting the real will of the people according to journalist and middle east analyst ahmed. morsi is not showing any signs of flexibility he's not showing any signs of building consensus and he is shown to be a very stubborn person regardless of the outcome of the referendum the scene in egypt right now it's indicative that there is going to be a mass. playing with the results there is already the reports about money and sustenance is being given to poor people to encourage them to go out and vote favorably was yes for the constitution and on the other side the egyptians are still divided into different groups and the mobilization of the voters are not going as it should have been going so it's not really representative of the nations when or of the consensus that should have been existing. turbulence is continuing elsewhere in the arab world later this hour one of insight from an activist in bahrain where anti-government protests have been defiant and undefeated for almost two years now. but first the u.s. is coming to terms today with the gunning down of twenty six people

twitter feed and in one of his most recent posts he says that despite the presence of soldiers and ahmed vehicles there is concern it will be enough to prevent more clashes the c.v. and get more updates by checking. underscore. the u.s. defense secretary says washington has serious concerns the syrian government is thinking of using chemical weapons against the rebels the u.s. indicated this week it could intervene in the syrian conflict if those arms are used in american media is also whipped up the frenzy quoting unnamed officials as saying the syrian chemical arms are ready for use middle east correspondent is following the developments these rumors are verified as if they are just allegations what they do suggest is that syria's military has been mixing chemical weapons and noting them into the allegations suggest that the syrian president bashar assad is reportedly planning to use these on his own people this comes as the u.s. military is making contingency plans should be soon facing the stylist siding with the u.s. forces saying that they are aware that assad has received numerous

earlier we spoke with a representative of egypt's opposition from their reaction to the referendum ahmed harare from al dust or a party headed by mohamed el baradei believes the allegations of vote rigging must be investigated this constitution and this around is is a disgrace to a nation that far hard for its freedom and for its rights it's a document that strips rips out all the all the rights that we've learned and it's right to constitute a dictatorship and it has been taught by a referendum that was a massive massive rigging for the ballot boxes massive rigging for the voice of the people physically see tens and hundreds of schools tens and hundreds of schools where the ballot boxes and the referendum process was taking place at a convenient time when when the voices were very all the full saw that the people were voting no the power was cut off the most of the night if movie asked judges and employees and that's cool shuts down the school over. in the front of the voters and the state with the ballot boxes not overseas for hours and hours we do not recognise any results unless we s

further distance the nation from any kind of consensus science journalist and middle east analyst ahmed front page. morsi is not showing any signs of flexibility he's not showing any signs of building consensus and news shown to be a very stubborn as a person regardless of the outcome of the referendum the scene in egypt right now it's indicative that there is going to be a match. playing with the results there is already reports about money and sustenance is being given to poor people to encourage them to go out and vote favorably yes therefore the constitution and on the other side the egyptians are still divided into different groups and the more late edition of the voters are not going as it should be going so it's not really representative of the nation's whim or of the consensus that should have been sitting here. syrian government forces on the receiving end of opposition offensives as the rebels make gains and battles across the country in the push towards dumbest because this comes after the opposition received another boost this week when that diplomatic status was grated by a

top opponents the chief prosecutor is citing allegations that opposition leaders nobel prize winner ahmed al baradei incited their supporters to topple mercy this week it was announced the divisive new constitution was approved over sixty percent objections and a two stage best friend of the opposition claims it is in this draft a document in sean's shari'a law only got a yes vote because of fraud on the or clark or world affairs contributor for britain's guardian newspaper explain to us why merci doesn't feel secure even after winning the referendum. i think he wants to sort of deflect attention from the economy because the underlying problem plate the biggest we're facing is the economic crisis one of four egyptians are without jobs poverty on the right and the subsidies on fuel which means that the prices of gas and city are going to rocket and so this is a kind of a sort of smokescreen and he was very keen to get the opposition tied up in the legal challenges to sort of stop them from focusing on opposing him on the issues where he's very weak and i think also he be worried that you k

of the sheer numbers of most of the courses that there are yesterday being an enormous process the ahmed morsi very hard to swallow. the smallest situation referred to earlier today when protests for mama mostly earth that come to see just to find out with them it seems at the moment that they're winning through sheer weight of numbers people around me are chanting hastily smashing up the pavement to try and get whatever a rucksack can sponsor so i can just throw one of our shots no fly has been best on fire. despite his involvement is it any indication a told in a solution to this deadlock would be in sight. yes i mean the focus on the saudis the fear that all those guys that have stayed in their respective fight to fight the good guys still have come out on the street talking on a reasonable bright bill they want to try and find a compromise out on the site politically. that it depends in the final and the moment focus a little bit of a process like that like to shoot somebody hard to hear voices of ricci's like that but they do still exist. people want to try and find a way out of thi

balance the budget because we could put these say softs on pay per view you've got a problem with ahmed who has the problem all whole law and oh how about cameron could you imagine david cameron the prime minister of the u.k. duking it out with another man i mean come on this guy gets off playing with a tennis machine hitting the ball back and forth if these people are going to call themselves commanders and she lead to a fight and i say that by the way as a man who is a close combat second degree martial artist if there's someone out i'll take them out i'm not going to i'm not going to back out and say hey you soldiers go fight for the ultimate cause but but jerry and i are in german we've progressed so much since the roman empire we don't have you know people battling in the colosseum and we just we just like to have these wars go on far away where we don't know really what's going on and we just like to pretend it's all fur best interest rodent would love to see about i mean to me that i want to talk about another trend but you're predicting which is fracking what it explain more abo

thanks and ahmed brands are deployed at the scene of fierce clashes between pro and anti president protesters in egypt's capital cairo five people were killed and many more injured overnight. israel also in danger of losing its top european allies angola bercow was benjamin the thing i always facing political isolation of the southern settlement motion palestine statehood was recently upgraded at the way. the us treasury is legal tentacles as well as the e.u. as a new report to shows washington can potentially axes any european citizens private information stored online shielded by an antiterrorism law. you're watching r t live from moscow with me good to have you with us egypt has seen some of the bloodiest street battle since an uprising against president morsi began two weeks ago at least five people have been killed and hundreds injured as pro and anti morsi protesters clashed outside the presidential palace tanks and vehicles were deployed to the scene after sporadic fighting continued into this morning the violence has started when thousands of the president's supporters moved into ques